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Yeah, whether AMD is willing to go after some market low end has long been TBD. Intel's N100/N97/N150 is everywhere & very affordable, seemingly, based off some
by jauntywundrkind 1y ago
Yeah, whether AMD is willing to go after some market low end has long been TBD. Intel's N100/N97/N150 is everywhere & very affordable, seemingly, based off some of the system prices. AMD doesn't have anything remotely like it.
The chip here is an interesting mix. Fast ddr5-9600! But less GPU CU's than most APUs: 4 down from 6. But if it comes with the other fixings like a good video engine & AMD's very good drivers it could be a real win.
Also a little hopeful that AMD rebadging it's Zen 1 and Zen 2 chips again might possible open up some decent low end space, but Sound Wave with more modern solutions would be a very nice to have power efficient low end.